Technology from more than 70 years ago was considered to be progressive, controlling rainfall.

Citing extensive comments on water quality standards, procedures for withdrawing qualified exemption for farms, and use of raw manure, components of Food Safety Modernization Act will be reissued.

New Tier IV tractors include the eMax Series along with six other models.

Recent occurrences of late blight and management experiences will be discussed during the webinar slated for Jan. 14.

Crop protection company plans to expand portfolio in specialty crop markets.

It takes all sizes of farms to feed Americans and other people around the world.

Greenhouse Management Workshop will take place Jan. 16-17 at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center in Wooster.

Gowan will take over the distribution of certain strategic products from Isagro.

A Cornell University project could help growers increase production and speed up the introduction of new disease-resistant varieties.

The two companies, with input from growers, will develop integrated precision farming solutions to increase efficiencies in the field.

Syngenta signs agreement to sell its Dulcinea Farms business to Pacific Trellis Fruit LLC.

Event held from Jan. 31 to Feb. 5 in Kansas City, MO

Event held Feb. 11-13 and offers mobile ap for use during event.

See several predictions that may end up on your plate in the coming year.

Dave Dyrek of Leaning Shed Farm offers pointers on pest control, irrigation technique.

California agriculture is often misunderstood and underappreciated.

Charles Hall, the executive director of the Eastern Cantaloupe Growers Association, tells growers to do everything they can to reduce their odds of having a food-borne illness outbreak.

Leaning Shed Farm found a market for its produce to local markets.

Researchers from across the country discuss the most critical issues facing growers today — and how they plan to help.